Grade 9 Geog Exam

How are earthquakes formed?

What are the four main types of landforms?

Which of the following is an example of a secondary industry?

What is the process by which water, ice, and wind wear away rocks?

Which industry involves the extraction of natural resources from the Earth?

The three main forces responsible for mountain building are:

What is demography the study of?

Which region is known for frequent volcanic activity and earthquakes?

The two main reasons for natural disasters are:

What is the difference between a resource and a natural resource?

What is the main focus of a topographic map?

4 geographic concepts are: spatial significance, interrelationships, patterns and trends, and geographic perspective.

Which of the following is an example of a tertiary industry?

How many landform regions are there in Canada?

What is urban sprawl?

What is a natural disaster?

What is weathering?

Which of the following best describes a linear settlement pattern?

What is mitigation in relation to natural disasters?

What are the two types of glaciers?

A geologic map focuses on types of rock and amount of rocks in a certain area.

Which of the following is NOT a landform region in Canada?

What is an example of a challenge in primary industries?

What does the acronym LOWERN stand for?

Which of the following is NOT a type of volcano?

Which settlement pattern involves people living in closely grouped areas?

What does ecological footprint mean?

Which of the following describes convergent tectonic plate movement?